FAQ.
Short answers for students, families of student competitors, coaches, and school organisers. For a longer briefing, use the learning pages or write to the committee.
What is The Case Competition?
The Case Competition is a Hong Kong student case-competition archive and learning site at casecompetition.org. It keeps the original public design, photos, tools, previous cases, and committee pages, and adds educational materials for students, coaches, and schools.
Who can use these materials?
Students preparing for case competitions, teachers hosting a school heat, and coaches who want a shared practice language. The site is educational. It is not a registration portal for a single live event date unless later announced on the contact path.
Do you publish winners for the archive cases?
No. Previous cases are teaching prompts. This site does not invent unofficial winner lists, scores, or judge quotes for those cases.
How should a new team start?
Read How to Compete, run one 15-minute drill, then attempt one previous case in 90 minutes. Use the judging criteria to score yourselves before you design new slides.
Can a school host a contest with this identity?
Schools can use the public method pages and, where licensed, the named academic cases. Event operations, safeguarding, and results remain the school’s responsibility. Contact the committee to discuss collaboration.
Where should we write?
Use the contact form or email info@casecompetition.org. The original pages also show Hong Kong phone details for the organising identity.
Are the original images and CSS still used?
Yes. New pages reuse the original header, navigation language, foundation.css, styles.css, template.css, and photographs. Learning CSS is additive.
Is there an admin or database on the public site?
Legacy ASP administration, database, and mail scripts are not published as public pages.